Agnès, Juliette and Carmen's neighbour, writes children's storybooks that take place in a fantasy world, The Kingdom of the Winds. The intrepid sisters discover a passageway between their world and this extraordinary universe. Once on the other side, the girls take on the appearance of cats and discover Sirocco, a terrifying character who can control the wind.
Benoît Chieux
Director
Loïse Charpentier
Juliette (voix)
Maryne Bertieaux
Carmen (voix)
Aurélie Konaté
Selma (voix)
Pierre Lognay
Sirocco (voix)
Laurent Morteau
Le jouet (voix)
Éric De Staercke
Le maire (voix)
David Dos Santos
Le fils du maire (voix)
Géraldine Asselin
Agnès (voix)
Edwige Lemoine
La maman (voix)
Loïc Guinguand
L’officier de mariage / Villageois (voix)
Cathy Tartarin
Villageoise (voix)
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